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Scientific American, Vol. 1, No. 25 (1859) (1859)

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pelled by a 10-horse use. The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN has been published FourTzen convenience of applying the power to various machines power engine, and consuming 1} tuns of coal per 94 Years, and has the largest circulation of any journal of its class in which may require to run with different… … MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENT SOLICI- pulley, C, on the end of the shaft is intended to be con- ning time from Buffalo, with a cargo. Her propelling TORS.—Messrs. MUNN & CO., Proprietors of the SomenTiFIc AMERICAN, continue to procure Patents for Inventors in the United nected by a belt with the…

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